Congratulations on reaching the final stage of your move!
You should start feeling less and less stressed the moment you find yourself at your new place of residence. Now there are no more deadlines to meet and you can set your own comfortable pace to arrange everything exactly the way you want.
These Post-move tips will help you unpack more efficiently and acclimatize quicker to your new and unfamiliar surroundings.
You have just moved to a totally unfamiliar place, you don’t know anyone and you feel down. Here, I’ve prepared some a rule of thumb tips you can put into action for fast and great results. Say “Yes” to everything… (that is legal, moral and won’t make you fat). Get out there! Go to everything
Hey guys, if you have just moved to a new place and you are wondering how to break the news about the move, here are some fresh and funny annoucement ideas you can put into action. 1. Send e-mails This method may seem you a bit old-fashioned and boring, but it is real effective. And, if
When you move to a new home, there are obviously plenty of things to do until your life gets back on track. Many of those things are not urgent and you will eventually get to completing them with time – getting to know your immediate neighborhood and the city in general, socializing with coworkers and
More often than not, a move will turn out to be tough for the people involved. If you have school-age children, then the relocation process will probably be even more stressful for you as a parent (you’re going to have to find a good school for your kids) and for your children as well (they’re
Continue unpacking Now that your local move or state to state relocation is over, you’re probably in the middle of unpacking your stuff and arranging your new home entirely to your taste. Undoubtedly, the boxes that you opened first must have been the “open first” boxes filled with absolute essentials for surviving the very first
Have a friendly approach If you believe that your movers must compensate you because they fail to perform the moving service as stated in your contract, write a complaint letter to the company. Be brief and accurate in your statement, do not exaggerate. Be polite and professional. Being pushy and even rude won’t help you
You have just arrived at your new residency, but it doesn’t actually feel like your home. You’re already tired and you just want to clean, unpack, arrange furniture and relax. However, you may use the opportunity of having all your items being packed to consider some easy renovation projects, so you can make the place
